Democrats Slam Collins for Kavanaugh Vote in Wake of Supreme Court Ruling on Louisiana Abortion Law






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Democrats Slam Collins for Kavanaugh Vote in Wake of Supreme Court Ruling on Louisiana Abortion Law 
Senator Susan Collins speaks to reporters after announcing her support for the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, October 5, 2018. (photo: Yuri Gripas/Reuters)
Felicia Sonmez and Michael Scherer, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Democrats and liberal groups on Friday pointed to a Supreme Court ruling in an abortion case to argue that Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, focusing their ire on Sen. Susan Collins, a Maine Republican who supported Kavanaugh's nomination last year and faces a tough 2020 reelection."
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Senator Elizabeth Warren. (photo: Getty Images)
Senator Elizabeth Warren. (photo: Getty Images)

Senator Elizabeth Warren Officially Launches 2020 Presidential Campaign
Tom McCarthy, Guardian UK
McCarthy writes: "Senator Elizabeth Warren formally launched her presidential bid in Massachusetts on Saturday with a tough populist call to fight economic inequality - a message she hopes will distinguish her in a crowded Democratic field and help her move past the controversy over her prior claims to Native American heritage."
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Chief Justice John Roberts stands with U.S. Supreme Court Justices in the House chamber prior to the 2016 State of the Union address. (photo: Reuters)
Chief Justice John Roberts stands with U.S. Supreme Court Justices in the House chamber prior to the 2016 State of the Union address. (photo: Reuters)

Roberts Swings to the Left on Key SCOTUS Abortion Vote
Robert Barnes, Chicago Tribune
Excerpt: "A divided Supreme Court said Thursday that Louisiana may not enforce a law that opponents say would close most of the state's abortion clinics and leave it with only one doctor eligible to perform the procedure."
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Four neo-Nazis beat black school teacher DeAndre Harris with iron bars and lumber. (photo: Zach D. Roberts)
Four neo-Nazis beat black school teacher DeAndre Harris with iron bars and lumber. (photo: Zach D. Roberts)

Fourth Man Found Guilty in Brutal Charlottesville Parking Garage Assault
Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "A court has found a fourth man guilty of a brutal attack on a 20-year-old African American during the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017."
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Some 30 million Americans are going to end up owing the IRS money this year, which is three million more people than owed the IRS money before the Trump administration's tax law went into effect. (photo: WP)
Some 30 million Americans are going to end up owing the IRS money this year, which is three million more people than owed the IRS money before the Trump administration's tax law went into effect. (photo: WP)

Reeling From the Shutdown and Trump's Tax Law, Americans See 8.4% Drop in Average Tax Refunds
Jessica M. Goldstein, ThinkProgress
Goldstein writes: "Last April, President Trump bragged that, under his new tax code, not only would 'you save a lot of money,' but that the filing process would be so simple, you'd be able to file on 'one page, one card.'"
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Supporters hold up signs for the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who Turkish police said was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. (photo: Ozan Kose/Getty)
Supporters hold up signs for the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who Turkish police said was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. (photo: Ozan Kose/Getty)

Trump Skips Deadline for Report on Khashoggi Murder, Will Not Impose Sanctions on Saudis
teleSUR
Excerpt: "The United States Trump administration signaled Friday it was unlikely to meet a deadline to report to Congress on whether it intends to impose sanctions on those responsible for the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, prompting an angry backlash on Capitol Hill."
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The protests are injecting a new urgency into the debate around climate change. (photo: Eric Lalmand/Getty Images)
The protests are injecting a new urgency into the debate around climate change. (photo: Eric Lalmand/Getty Images)

A Huge Climate Change Movement Led by Teenage Girls Is Sweeping Europe. And It's Coming to the US Next.
J. Lester Feder, Zahra Hirji and Pascale Mueller, BuzzFeed
Excerpt: "A huge student protest movement led almost exclusively by teenage girls and young women is sweeping Europe, and it's on the brink of breaking through in the US."
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